We help you run simulations and forecasts to explore how value actually flows through a system and to envision multiple emerging scenarios. Our games are designed and optimized for lively tabletop conversation, not private rumination.
Deep, facilitated simulations: multi-hour, full-team, built for your biggest strategic questions.
Our signature version of Jerome Glenn's classic Futures Wheel. Map the cascade of consequences from any disruption or decision. Teams trace first, second, and third-order effects, building a shared picture of what's coming before it arrives. Play it around a table with paper and cards, or run the whole session online.
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The futures game shows you what's coming; this one drops you inside it. Map how value moves through your ecosystem: money, but also reputation, data, trust, and access. Then reshuffle. AI is redrawing who holds leverage in every industry, so teams simulate where they'd live in a possible future, hunt for the gold left on the table, and find the position that wins there first.
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A hands-on hour that moves a room from AI-curious to AI-capable. Real cards, the DREAMS framework, and zero slides.
See the card deck →Bite-size sessions your team can run in under 30 minutes. No login, no setup. Players join anonymously, teams self-form, and everyone competes on one sharp challenge. Run it yourself or have us facilitate.
Under 30 minutes • Facilitated or self-run • No auth, anonymous players • Teams self-form • Head-to-head
Teams fuse two mismatched ideas into a startup pitch and sell it on the spot. Fast, funny, and a dead-simple way to warm a room up for the real work.
A guessing game played across a domain map. Teams peek, deduce, and race to place things where they belong. ("Maco" — Trini for a curious eye.)
Twelve emerging technologies, one industry, thirty minutes. Teams draw tech cards at random and argue a real path from each one to their own P&L, including the ones that sound absurd.
Most new business models are recombinations of fifty-five known patterns. Teams draw three at random and rebuild their own model from them.
Two axes, four worlds, one industry. Pick the two uncertainties that actually matter, build the quadrants, name the four futures, and argue about which one you're already living in.
Built on Visual Thinking Strategies. The room studies one ambiguous image in silence, defends every claim with evidence from it, and discovers how much it invented.
A whodunnit where the culprit is an emerging trend and the clues are live Jedi Signals. Teams sift the evidence and race to name the suspect. Everything unmasks in ten minutes, and every player leaves with a PDF keepsake of the case.
New Fast Play games are in the works. Tell us the challenge your team needs to crack and we'll point you at the right one.